San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-24

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The funeral OF the late Henry Frank
took place yesterday afternoon and was
attended by a great many friends OF the
deceased gentleman. He leaves large
family TO mourn his loss.
Justice McAllster this morning
called his civil docket, containing eigh-
ty cases. Nine judgments were rendered
and the remainder were dismissed, set
or continued.
The police protection during circus
day was excellent, although the big ele-
plant could hardly be stopped by them
from running over newspaper report
er.
Mr.. p. l.. Ripley was examined by
Judge Devine, John James, Esq, and A.
J. Evans, ESQ.,, this morning for admis-
sion to the bar and passed successfully.
Oscar Anglin, aged 8 years, and
Thos. Miller, years, were lost last Sat-
urday during the circus parade and
have not yet been found.
1t is amusing to see people with their faces
drawn rs IL they had swallowed a feather and
1t was tickling their lungs and they would be
happy If they could only sneeZe. Now there's
no need of making faces. A bottle oil Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup will draw your faces BACK
into smile.
kings are like stars, they rise and set"
They have headache, cuts and hurts like mean
or men, aud are just as shure to call Tor SALIVA
ton Oil
Lieut.. Col. Hough, of the 10th in
fantry, has been assigned to recruiting
the city to take station.
"A goodly number of citizens left yes
terday for SchuleDberg, to attend the
Turner celebration held there. The city
band went with them.
Capt. j. A. Ii. Hosack leaves tomor-
row for Dallas to superintend the sale Of
property in the Oak Cliff addition to
Dallas.
The Arkansas Pass railwy company's
next railway building will be on line
from Beeville to MatamOras. This is
published on good authority, though
when work will begin, is not stated.
"A pleasant birthday celebration,
jointly n honor of Mrs. Emile Acker-
man and Mr.. Ed. Reagan, was given last
night on Austin street. at the Boubel
homestead. A large number Of guests
were present and dancing was the chief
enjoyment Of the evening.
MIR. Duval, counsel for Rosa Schmidt,
the pretty German servant convicted on
Friday of forgery, has filed a petition for
new trial and arrest of judgment.
In the appeal Of Bud Halsey vs.. the
state the case was revised and remand
ed in the court Of appeals at Tyler, on
Saturday.
AT a dance given some miles from
this city few days ago, at VIM. Grains
house, some malicious person or persons
stole all the supper, and then set the
house afire while the music was playing
and the guests were dancing.
Mr.. 4. W. Cook, advance man for
Baby" Bindley, who will appear at the
Grand on October Both and 3lst, In "a
Heroine in Rags" and Excitement" is
in the city today, getting her paper on
the streets.
Officer Van Ripper had lively time
last night back of the Fashion theatre,
on Stoves street, arresting a one-armed
drunken Mexican, Juan Castillo. He
knocked him down three or four times
before he would submit.
The rush still continues at M.
Strives popular saloon, oyster and
lunch rooms, No. 10 SOledad street, and
all hands are kept busy. During court
days it is surprising almost, to see so
many lawyers, witnesses and strangers
around his tables. And all go away we'll
satisfied, too. l0-24-1t
"A few days ago, at a farmers house
on the San Geronimo, a baby was burned
to death In its crib, while sleeping in
the same room with its parents. The
crib was drawn close to the fire, and as
the rain was falling heavily on the roof,
its cries were unheard and it's death was
not known by the parents until next
morning, when its lifeless body was
found half burned.